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if you are able to recover any thing such as the programs folder snatch the data folder out and place it in to the new insallation. if not you may have to start from scracth and in a good way that would be best to give you the chance to set it up correctly. Snatching the DATA folder is not always a...

true but from an IT / Uptime point of view a secure network should be the back bone of powerchurch with more than the standard backup practice in place. BUT Neil you are correct you can leave it be and continue to back up regularly it all depends on how much you rely on PC+ also. We use it to its ex...

No in our enviroment multiple connections can be established, from any where in or outside the church. if its based on active directory you have that added security of only allowing directory users access. pretty simple and cost effective. no need to go purchase anything other than a descent broadba...

I am referring to remote desktop.

uninstall powerchurch 10 and restore your data

if you are able to recover any thing such as the programs folder snatch the data folder out and place it in to the new insallation. if not you may have to start from scracth and in a good way that would be best to give you the chance to set it up correctly.

definitlty backup the entire direcetory on a regular basis

do an uninstall or comopletely delete the program folder.

I would suggest more of a windows based setup with a directory service for security and network reliability

#1 get a seperate computer to house powerchurch. if her PC crashes you are stuck

I belive my setup would help you in the leong run especially sinc eyou have several mobile individuals. it would be more secure and more efficient this was in my opnion -God Bless PC Version: Power Church 10 users: 10-15 hardware: IBM ThinkCentre, 512mb DDR RAM, 100gb HDD OS: Windows Server 2003 Bac...

PC Version: Power Church 10 users: 10-15 hardware: IBM ThinkCentre, 512mb DDR RAM, 100gb HDD OS: Windows Server 2003 Backup Method: Automated Backup via Server 2003 Local Client: Access via terminals throughout the church Remote Client: Access via remote desktop build into Server 2003 Security: Hand...